Q. We moved here last December. I loved the luminarias, especially the ones with real candles. My parents will be visiting, and I’d like to make some with them. Can
Texas winters fluctuate between cold and warm temperatures frequently, making plants more susceptible to frost damage when we do get a freeze. But some forethought and preparation can make a big difference. Freeuse photo
What a strange December this has been. It is the warmest I can remember, no snow like we had two years ago, very few below freezing nights, not many icy
The Price Center is home to many community programs and events. Submitted photo
The winter months of January and February feature more than just New Year celebrations (and resolutions) and Valentine’s Day roses and chocolates. Think Polar Bear Plunges, Mardi Gras, Martin Luth
From left are June Hankins, Sheila Fling, Sarah Wren, Lamar Hankins, SAPP Director Jennifer Vogel, Jeannie Lewis, Shirley Ogletree, Gil Fulmer, Karen Brown, Judy Telford and Jim Berry. Photo courtesy of Hill Country Freethinkers Association
Santa and some friends visited the offices and preschool classrooms of the San Marcos CISD Student Age Parenting Program (SAPP) last week, to present Program Director Jennifer Vogel with a $4,000 c
As both the holidays and end of year get closer, it always seems that requests for charitable donations increase.
Whether you're huddled around the fireplace, gathered at the table or strolling through a winter wonderland, the holidays are all about enjoying pure and memorable moments with family and friends.
Saturday, Dec. 14 was the annual Lions Club Christmas Basket Delivery. Every year the San Marcos Lions Club meets at the H-E-B on Thorpe Lane to deliver a feast with turkey, dressing, pies and all the fixins' to food insecure members of the community. Boy Scout Troop 112 and Medical Explorer Post 4077 came to assist in the deliveries. "I have so much gratitude to deliver Lions Christmas Baskets to those in need," Lions Third Vice President Denisa Burnam said. "As a child, I too experienced food insecurity in my home and so I enjoy seeing the joy and relief in each recipient's face." Daily Record photo by Stephanie Calvino
More and more people are taking on the role of long-term caregivers as population of older U.S. adults grow, but there are resources and tools available to assist with the many challenges of caregiving. Freeuse photo
As the population of older U.S. adults grows, more Americans are taking on long-term caregiving duties for loved ones. An estimated 43.5 million adults in the U.S.
Texas winter weather can be unpredictable, making driving conditions hazardous during the busiest travel season of the year. Being prepared and cautious can help protect you and others on the road. Freeuse photo
In a state as large as Texas, winter driving conditions can vary widely and change quickly.
Recently received the monthly bulletin email from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). In it they explained their relatively new STAR program. STAR is the acronym or abbreviation for
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